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1. reformjudaism.org › learning › torah-studyWhen a Debtor Does Not Repay - Reform Judaism

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   Originally published: September 2017. Ki Teitzei has a treasury of Jewish legal and ethical literature, including a discussion of lenders and debtors. When a debt is not repaid, the lender is forbidden from entering the debtor's home without permission to retrieve the security. The rule poses challenges both for lenders and debtors.

2. www.sefaria.org › topics › categoryProperty Law | Texts & Source Sheets from Torah, Talmud and ...

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   Laws of the Methods of Acquisition. Laws of Retraction of a Transaction before its Completion. Laws of Cancellation of a Transaction and the Seller's Responsibility. Stipulations of a Purchased Acquisition. Intent of the Seller and the Purchaser. Laws of Ownerless Property. Laws of Gifts.

3. www.chabad.org › library › article_cdoArachim Vacharamim - Chapter 7 - Chabad.org

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   Arachim Vacharamim - Chapter 8. 1. Consecrated articles 1 may not be redeemed with land, nor with servants, for an equation was created between servants and land, 2 nor with promissory notes for their physical substance is not of financial worth. 3 [This is derived from the expression:] 4 "And he shall give the silver."

4. anglo-list.com › buying-and-selling-real-estate-inThe Process of Buying and Selling Real-Estate in Israel.

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   Apr 19, 2020 · In Israel, the usual process of buying and selling real estate is as follows: Step 1: The parties negotiate to finalize all terms of the sale agreement including consideration, terms of payment, date of possession and the fittings and furniture included in the transaction (if any). Step 2: Simultaneously with step 1 above, the checking of the ...

5. www.nbn.org.il › life-in-israel › community-andGlossary of Israeli Real Estate Terms - Nefesh B'Nefesh

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   Boidem – a storage compartment found above the bathroom and/or hallway in many Israeli apartments. Chaniah – parking. Chatzer – courtyard, usually a paved yard. Chozeh – contract. Cottage – semi-detached home or a duplex with a private entrance. Dira (plural dirot) – apartment. Dirat Gag – roof apartment.

6. www.buyitinisrael.com › news › capital-gains-realCapital gains and tax consequences of selling a home in Israel

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   Feb 10, 2022 · Changes in capital gains tax in Israel as of January 1, 2014. As part of the tax reform of January 1, 2014, this exemption has been cancelled and the new rules have significantly altered the situation for sellers. As a result, if you are selling a residential property, you may be required to pay tax on the increase in the value of your property ...

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   What is the process of buying and selling real estate in Israel?

   • In Israel, the usual process of buying and selling real estate is as follows: Step 1: The parties negotiate to finalize all terms of the sale agreement including consideration, terms of payment, date of possession and the fittings and furniture included in the transaction (if any).

   The Process of Buying and Selling Real-Estate in Israel

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   Does Israel Land Authority capitalize rental payments?

   • Instead of paying a yearly rental, the Israel Land Authority capitalizes the payment for the full rental period (in Hebrew this payment is known as “dmei hivun”). The Israel Land Administration is in the process of capitalizing all residential properties that it rents as well as some of the individual farm holdings.

   The Process of Buying and Selling Real-Estate in Israel

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   How often can you sell a property in Israel?

   • Historically, property owners in Israel were granted an exemption from this tax on the sale of a residential property once every four years, without restriction as to how many properties were owned by the seller. This means that a person could own several properties, sell one every four years and enjoy an exemption on each sale.

   Capital gains and tax consequences of selling a home in Israel

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   What happens if you sell a property in Israel?

   • In most instances, part of the consideration will be held in trust by the seller’s lawyer pending receipt of all of the necessary documents required to register the purchaser’s rights with the relevant authorities, namely the Land Registration Office, or the Israel Lands Administration, or any other relevant body such as a settlement company.

   The Process of Buying and Selling Real-Estate in Israel

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   Can a foreign resident buy a property in Israel?

   • There is no exemption for a foreign resident except if he/she doesn’t own any other residential property elsewhere in the world. Inherited property doesn’t affect this exemption except in limited circumstances. Acquisition tax is payable on the purchase of property in Israel. Rates vary depending on the type of property owners.

   The Process of Buying and Selling Real-Estate in Israel

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   How much does it cost to buy a house in Israel?

   • According to Numbeo the average purchase price, per square meter in Jerusalem’s city center, is 28,546 NIS. Expect to pay around 42,00 NIS per square meter in Tel Aviv’s city center. Haifa, the worker’s city, is considerably cheaper and you will pay an average of 16,300 NIS per square meter.

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8. www.chabad.org › library › article_cdoArachim Vacharamim - Chapter 4 - Chabad.org

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   Arachim Vacharamim - Chapter 4. A field which a person inherited from his testators is called "an ancestral field." One that he purchased or acquired 1 is called "purchased property." 2 When a person consecrates an ancestral field, it is measured and its airech is the fixed airech prescribed by the Torah. 3.